No, it is an abomination, a taboo that goes against Christianity and perhaps those that are gay or support gay marriage are not Christians or don't believe in the bible, but at the same time those who do believe in the bible, who believe in what's right and just for our children that we are trying to up-bring in our society should all decline the legalization of gay marriage. The education of our children should be our first priority, so therefor by preventing such bill to pass would prevent polluting our children's mind and the contamination of the state. Is an unbearable sight to see two men or two women being together indecent exposing themselves in the public. We know there are some states that already legalize it, we know here in Florida we have judges,police officers,doctors,even political parties that are gay, but we the people also exist and have the power to change things.
SAY "NO" TO THE LEGALIZATION OF GAY MARRIAGE.

YES!

Job creation must be our number one priority. I support tax cuts for the middle class and working families, which will help jumpstart the economy in the short-term. In the long-term, I believe we need to make significant investments in clean energy to create green jobs and spur new industries. I’ve also introduced legislation to increase tax credits for research and development and infrastructure, which will help create high-quality, sustainable jobs for young Americans.

I was a strong supporter of the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, which makes the largest investment in college aid in history by increasing Pell Grants and keeping federal student loan interest rates low. The Act also makes it easier for families to apply for financial aid by simplifying the FAFSA form.

I’ve been a longtime supporter of reducing class sizes to provide our students with the learning environments they need to thrive. In 2002, I launched a successful initiative to make smaller class sizes a reality in Florida’s overcrowded public schools. I also believe that funding early childhood education is one of the best investments our nation can make and have voted to increase funding for proven programs such as Head Start.

First off, it is important to understand to how we got to where we are: The Bush Administration doubled the national debt by paying for two wars, a massive prescription drug bill, and tax cuts for the wealthy through deficit spending.

I’ve been a strong critic of our deficit problems and have supported reinstating pay-as-you-go budget rules to get our fiscal house in order.

Social Security is a critical retirement and disability program for our seniors. In fact, 40% of Floridians would fall into poverty without Social Security. The program faces challenges, but is not in crisis mode. To preserve Social Security for the next generation, I believe the best thing we can do is turn to our economy around and create jobs to increase revenues into the program.

I believe students deserve to be presented with the information they need to make safe and responsible choices throughout life, and comprehensive health education is certainly part of the equation.

I believe health and reproductive choices for women should expand instead of being restricted. I’m a strong supporter of a woman’s right to choose. However, I do not support public funding for abortions.

The federal court order to block funding for stem cell research was misguided. Congress should pass legislation to overturn the ruling to minimize disruptions to research as much as possible.